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Old 04-28-2004, 02:42 PM
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I noticed this is happening...On a cold start, i warm it up and it drives ok, but ALWAYS, even if i just stopped the car for like 10 minutes, if i drive right away, in IDLE its fine, smooth, but the minuter i step on the GAS, it sounds like the car is choking...and power and RPM drops to like 400RPM insteal of the idle 800. EVEN with GAS, the harder i press the more i chokes?? After i idle REV...a few times, it goes normal....One it does this does not happen again...It drive smooth and tons of power and does not have that problem even after a long idle in traffic...

BUT everytine at starup it will ALWAYS have this problem. Is the throotl boddy sticking? or not getting enought GAS (pump??) Help.
 
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Default RE: Problems with cold driving.

I couldn't tell you, but I will say that my Pacifica hates cold days herself but has never let me down as far as getting to point B goes. Daytonas no like cold...but I'd definately take it anyday there is snow instead of the Jeep or Firebird.
 
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Mine loved the cold. In fact it would overboost if it was really cold and peg the boost gauge.[sm=smiley4.gif]

I would check it for any codes first, then go from there.[sm=smiley2.gif]
 
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I got the codes...4 of them: 12, 21, 31 , 41

Oh and my headlight is not working so i made it stay up.
 
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Here's what they are:
12- battery has been disconnected within the past 100 key on/offs
21- O2 sensor signal error
31- canister purge solenoid circuit
41- alternator field control circuit
 
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Thanks, i am gonna take it to a mechanic to have them look at it. I wonder ow much it will cost to fix? I got new NGK O2 sensor already to be installed, but now i wonder what they will fis with the purge solenoid and alternator? I have-lenty of power so i think the alternator should be working...not dip in current and no problme with batterry recharge??
 
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Yeah, some things aren't really anything to worry about, like code 12. I have checked a Neon before that ran pretty much just fine and it threw out about 9-12 different codes, I couldn't believe that it was even running.
 



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